The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-17

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be given.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invi-
tation to attend the anniversary supper of
the Independent Hook and Ladder Com
pany at the Benson House on Friday
evening, March 4th. The Company will
parade at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of the
same day.
Abbeyille Press and Banner 1.-THE editor
Of the Rfess and Banner went to Anderson
last Friday, and along the road he saw
very little work being done in the fields.
More work was going on within the cor
| porate limits Of Anderson than along the
whole line between Anderson and Abbe-
ville.''
Frequently of late the trains on the 8.
y.R. r. have been arriving in the city
considerably behind schedule time. The
delays are caused b. the heavy freight
business. The freight and passenger
trains should be separated, and the delays
would not then Inconvenience passengers
or keep back hemail.
Mr. JEFF. Gray, whose feet and hands
were frozen while he was in drunken
stupor one night during Christmas week,
died last Thursday. A week prior to his
death the pllysicians amputated one of
his feet, and expected to amputate the
other as soon as he had recovered suffi-
ciently from the FIRST amputation.
Mrs. Nellie Webb, wife OF Mr.. Samuel
Webb, died at her home in Yarennes
Township on Wednesday morning, after
brief illness from measles, aged about
IS years. Mrs. Webb was a most excel
lent lady, and the news of her death will
be heard with sorrow by many friends.
Her remains will be inferred at Flat Rock
Church to-day.
81 Our young friend, DR.. w. w Watkins,
who has been In New York for several
months past pursuing apost-graduate's
course in medicine, has returned to his
home at Pendleton, and is better pre-
pared than ever TO administer to the sick.
He Is an excellent young man, and the
NrELL1aENoER wishes him long and
prosperous life.
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for the Generostee Fertilizer. These gen.
tlemen are energetic, progressive business
men, and are Offering their customers
goods Of the highest standard at the low
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a very successful Tournament was held
at Easley. last Monday, in which eighteen
knights participated. Anderson County
was well represented. majority Of the
knights being from this County. The
first prize was won by Mr.. u. r. Tucker.
OF fhis County. the second by Mr.. w. D.
Glenn, Of Liberty, the third BY Mr.. A. T.
Newell, and tho fourth by Mr.. D. j. Tuck
ser, both of this County. Aball Was given
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